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EVENING LEDCER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2n, 1Q14.
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SOCIETY
MnS. FltEDEMC BELLAMY OIL-BEIITa
and Mlsa Knlharlne Gilbert, of the Hnrlyn,
-40th and Walnut streets, have Issued Invita
tions for a the dnnsant on Monday, Decern
t6t 28, from 4 until half after o'clock, nt the
tlillomuslaii Club, 3944 Walnut street.
Tho enpafrement of Miss Maruaret Fitter,
ulster of Mr. and Mrs. N. Mycr Fltlcr, and
Oliver Q. Wltllts, son of near Admiral and
Mrs. George S. Wllllls, was announced this
morning.
An Intercstlnff dinner will tako place Friday
venln? nt die tinlvorslly Club. Naval con
structors from nil parts of tho country will bo
there. Anions those from Philadelphia will b
Naval Constructor LMwnrd A. Know, N'nval
Constructor Bmixon, Naval Constructor Tere
ty, Naval Constructor Allan J. Chantry, Naval
Constructor Ilobort Qalowood, Naval Con
olructor A. 1J. Court, Naval Constructor Ed
ward KIntncr and It. M. Watt, chief of tho
Department of Construction and llopalr.
Miss Emma Walton, of 135 South 13th street,
gfcve an attractive luncheon today In honor of
3113 Mareucrlto C. llollopoter, whoso engage
ment to A. Morris Herkncss was recently an
nounced. Covers wcro laid for "0, and tho
decorations were pink. Old-fasllloncd flowers
were used,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Longstreth, of 1611
Locust street, havo Issued Invitations fo a tho
dansant, to bo Riven at Aahcr'u on Monday
afternoon, December 28, from 4 until 6:30 o'clock,
to Introduco their daughter, Miss Eleanor Long
streth. Madame van der Velde, wlfo of tho Belgian
Minister oS State, who la lecturing In this coun
try on the condition of the destitute In Belgium,
will leave early this morning for Radnor, where
aho will bo tho guest of Mr. and Sirs. Edward
Rowland nt their country homo, nock nose.
Many prominent pcoplo havo been Invited to n
tea to be given by Mrs. Rowland this, after
noon. Madamo van der Velde will speak on
"Belgium." Mrs. C. C. Harrison, Jr., nnd Mrs.
Georgo D. Harrison, Jr., will preside at tho tea
tablo.
This evening Madamo van der Vcldo and Mr.
and Mrs. Rowland will bo tho guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Harrison, Jr., at their homo In Villa
nova. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Jones, of Scrnnton,
announce the engagement of their daugHtcr,
JIarlon "Wiener, to Warren, C, Graham, of
this city.
MIs3 Laura Robccca Ayers, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. D. Ayers, will glvo a luncheon,
followed by cards, Friday, at her country home,
tho Bungnlow In tho Woods, Lansdale, Pa.
Autumn flowers nnd greens will Le prettily used
as decorations. Tho guests will be Mrs. Carrol
Haines, Mrs. Edward Lcggc, of Boston; Airs.
Geargo S. Relnhardt, Jr., Mrs. Ray Jones, Mrs.
Fank Pooley, SIIss Helen Baker, Miss Florence
.Franck, Miss Loulso Myers, Miss Alice McElwee,
Miss Claudia Balz, SIIss Marlon Yerkes, Miss
Gladys Meredith, Mlsa Marie Matslngcr, Miss
Amy Marie Hoxamor, Miss Mabel Long, Miss
Murgarotto JPatton, SIIss Eleanor Hnslan, Miss
Helen Ricger and SIIss Edith A. Ayers.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
5IEIUON Wilson Evans Anderson, a student at
Nazareth Hall, Nazareth, Pa., will return to
Merlon today to spend tho Thanksgiving holi
days with his parents, Sir. and Sirs. William
T. C. Anderson, at their homo on South High
land avenue.
The Red Cross Club formed recently by Sirs.
Arthur Montague Lewis will meet as usual this
afternoon at Mrs. Lewis' home, on Balrd road.
WYNNEWOOD Mr. and Sirs. Wilson SlcCand-
less, of Aubrey road, are spending the winter
At their cottage at Avalon, N. J.
Srr. and Mrs. William J. Clothier havo re-
.ttirned to their home, after a stay of several
days In Jew York.
CHESTNUT HILL
Mr. and Mrs. John WhltUker will give a dance
tonight at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, In
honor of their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Sirs. Thomas Smith Kelly. The decorations
will bo very simple, palms and ferns, with
bunches of chrysanthemums. The guests will
number about 160, and many will bo of the
debutante set.
Mrs. Charles B. Barton, of West Che'ster ave
tuie, will soon Issue Invitations for a dance in
honor of Miss Eleanor Moyn. of Graver's lane.
Miss Moyn's engagement to Albert D. Barton
was recently announced. Miss Juniata Sauvour,
of Seminole avenue, has Issued cards for bridgo
December 2 In honor of Miss Moyn.
GERMANTOWN
N&Tal Constructor and Mrs. Edward Klntner
will have as their guests over the week-end at
the Atmy and JTavy game Chief Naval Con
structor and Mrs. R. M. Watt and their son.
Constructor Watt Is chief of the Bureau of
Construction and Repair.
Mr, and Mr. Harry L. Coward, of 336 Pelham
road, will have as their guest over the Army
and Navy game SIIss Inditnna, Cascard, who Is
the daughter of Chaplain Cassard, stationed at
the Naval Academy, .Annapolis, Md.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Wharton Blnkler, Miss Julia SlnUler and
MIsj Elsie Slnkler have closed their country
place at Wyncote and are occupying their
town house, at 1604 Walnut street, for the
winter. v Tomorrow is ladles' day at the Old TorS Road
Country Club. There will be a spelling bee,
followed by a card party of bridge and '"MO."
Mrs, James R, Turner and Mrs, Israel Hallo
well will act as hostesses of the day,
On Saturday evening-. November 28, there win
be a danc at tho -clubhouse for the mem
btrs. Th committee in charge includes Mlsa
Ethel Burt. Miss Hllrabsth. Williamson and
William O. Williamson, Jr.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Tfc flrat, of a series of sis formal dances will
be held Friday erasing- la the Sail Loft of the
nt-vy yard. Th danced wlU b glyen for the
naval effleero. their wives and their friends,
and will take place on Friday evenings, from
9 o'clock until Vt o'olook, on the following
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MISS ELEANOR CONWAY
Miss Conway, who lives in Lansdownc, is very popular in the younger set. She possesses a
soprano volco and is much in demand for amateur theatricals, at which she is considered very
good. Miss Conway took the patt of Josephine in tho performance of "Pinafore" last week nt the
Twentieth Century Ciub.
Hinds, U. S. N.; Paymaster J. A. Bull, U. S.
N.; Paymaster E. S. Stalnaker, U. S. N., nnd
Lieutenant F. C. Starr, U. S. N.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Sirs. Clifford Durell, of 2340 North 19th street,
was hostess to tho members of her "500" club
at luncheon and cards this afternoon. Her
guests wcro Sirs. Joseph C. Davenport, SIIss
Lillian Ritchie, Mrs. J. Walter Flanagan, Sirs.
Charles A. Slack, Sirs. Harry Flanagan, SIIss
Mildred Rlghtcr, Sirs. Clarence C. Keavcr, Sirs,
Thomas Shoesmlth, Sirs. Harry Walker and
SIIss Gcrtrudo Runhart.
FRANKFORD
A reception was held at Pctncr'a Hall Mon
day evening after tho wedding of SIIss Cath
erine Cecelia Dcnl nnd E'dward Bock, Jr. About
COO guests wcro present. Tho hall was lavishly
decorated with purplo and whlto flowers. Sir.
and Sirs. Bock will be at home nfter Decem
ber 1 at 5722 Vandyko street, Wisslnomlng.
DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
Miss Laird Will Be Introduced at a Large Tea
at the Gladstone Today.
Sir. and Sirs. Warren Powers Laird, of
Merlon, will give an attractive tea this after
noon, at tho Gladstone, from 4 until 7 o'clock,
to Introduce tholr debutante daughter, SIIss
Slary Hall Laird. The largo rooms will be
beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums
and tho roses and other flowers received by tho
debutante. Following tho tea thero will bo a
dlnner-danco for tho receiving party at the
Acorn Club.
Today SIIss Elizabeth L. A. Brewster will
make her formal debut at a tho dansant
which her father, Frederick C. Brewster,
Jr., will give In the Bcllevue-Stratford gardens
from half after 4 until 7 o'clock. SIIss Brew
ster will be assisted In receiving by Sirs. J.
Madison Taylor, Mrs. Charles Piatt, Jr., Sirs.
Barton Cooke Hirst, Mrs. Robert Emott Hare,
Sirs. A. J. Drexcl Blddle, Sirs. Hampton L.
Carson, Sirs. George Mason Chichester. Sirs.
Charles P. Keith, Mrs. Jones WIster, Mrs.
Charles Stewart Wurtz, Sirs. Alexander Van
Rensselaer, Mrs. Daniel L. Hutchinson, Miss
Meta Lisle, Miss Emma A, Dorr, Miss 'Eliza
beth Thompson, Miss Mary S. Wurts, SIIss
Edith N. Smythe, Mlsa Christine Spencer, SIIss
Anna M, Walthour, SIIss Cordelia Blddle, SIIss
Marjorte H. Mann, SIIss Ruth Slann and SIIss
Alice Atlee,
Mrs. Edward A. Anderson will give a lunch
eon for Bliss Eleanor Porcher at her home In
Chestnut Hill. Her guests will be SIIss Isabel
Wurts Page, Miss Marlon 8. Kingston, SIIss
Heater Anderson, Miss Katherine C. Newbold,
Silas Ethel Elklns, Miss Dorothy B. Foltz, Miss
Mary Ballard, SIIss Edith II. Glltlngham, Miss
Katharine Seeler, Miss Martha Whltmer.
There will be two theatre parties. One Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts will give for
their daughter. Miss Mary Stuart Wurts, which
will be followed by supper at the Bellevue
Stratford, and Harry D. Holloway will give a
theatre party Jn honor of Miss Ada L. Weth
erlll, which will be followed by Bupper at the
Rltz-Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas Dixon will give
a dinner-dance in honor of SIIss Eugenia Kelso
Cassatt at their home, 2004 Spruce street.
Sir. and Mrs. Henry Howard Ellison win give
a dinner-dance at their home. Briar Hill, Rose
mont, for their daughter, Miss Edith R. Ellison.
The debutantes will Include Miss Katherine
Ogden, Miss Emma Ashton Dorr, Miss Doro
thea Oberteuffer, Miss Slargaret Fitter, Miss
Eleanor Porcher, Miss Frances Tyson, SIIss
Virginia Roberts, Miss Mary E. Clayton, SIlss
Alice C. Thompson, Miss Frances Stoughton,
SIIss Hope B. McMIchael, Miss Elaa. Reath, Miss
Slargaret Berwlnd, SIIss Jean N. Thompson.
Miss Edith H. Bally, Miss Hansen" French
Earle, Miss Charlotte Harding Brown and Mlsa
Ethel Hastings.
Mlsa Mary McNeely, of WynnefleM, will be
formally Introduced to soelety this evening at
a reception to be given by her father, George
H. MoNoely, In the rose garden of the Bellevue
Stratford. The garden will be deeerated with
an abundance of pink roses, chrysanthemums
and potted plants. Miss MoNeely will be
assisted in receiving by Mrs. William MeNetJy,
Mrs. George Soaober. Mrs, AUen U. Mitchell,
Jr., Miss Catharine WUlard. of Columbus. O,;
Mlsa Matilda Sargent, ef Boston, Miss Leonora
Walx. Miss Edith Wall and Mis Isabel Waaa
makM. PABg wW follow aftar 19 4'eieo.
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WEDDINGS
AN Important wedding of tho Into autumn
Jt. took place nt noon today, when SIIss
Elizabeth Blsscll Roberts, daughter of Sir. and
Sirs. George W. 11. Roberta, becamo tho'brldo
of Robert ChcstcHlcId Clay. Tho ceremony
took place In St. Shirk's Protestnnt Episcopal
Church, Locust street nbovo 16th Btrcet, nnd
was followed by a breakfast at tho homo of
Sir. nnd Sirs. Roberts, 1S06 Do Lanccy place.
Tho Interior of the church presented a strik
ing scene with tho chnnccl banked .with palms
and flowers. Tho brldo, who was given In
marrlago by her father, woro n portion of her
mother's wedding dress, whllo tho other part
of tho gown was worn by the bride's twin
sister, Sirs. Logan SI. Bullitt, Jr., at her wed
ding in April, and tho latter appeared In It as
matron of honor today. Tho bride's gown had
a fichu of ancient Carrlckmacross lace. Tho
matron of honor woro a black hat and carried
pink roses.
The brldesmaldB wcro SIIss Gretchcn Clay,
Miss Slary Crozer Page, SIIss Virginia Roberts,
Mlsa Elizabeth R. Reath, SIIss Caroline Mur
doch, Sirs. What ton G. Cookman, SIIss Mary
C. Slorrls nnd SIIss Imogen S. Norton, of Ben
nington, Vt. They were gowned In Alice bluo
panne velvet, SIIss Sydney Blddle and SIIss
Edith Roberts were the little flower girls. They
woro quaint lingerie frocks and carried old
fashioned baskets.
Sir. Clay had his brother, Henry S. SI. Clay,
ns best man, nnd his ushera wero E. Osborno
Coatcs, J. Borkloy Reed, Charles H. Wetter,
E. Baldwin Edwards, William Emery, Jr., Lo
gan SI. Bullitt, Jr., George Elliot, Benjamin
Brannan Reath, 2d, Kenneth Martin and Curtis
Livingston Clay. The Rev. Dewees Roberts, of
Boston, an undo of the bride, officiated.
nYAN-COLLINS
SIIss Louise Collins, daughter of Sir. and Sirs.
Joseph P. Collins, of 921 South 49th street, be
camo tho brldo of James Francis Ryan, son of
Sir. and Mrs. Sllchael J, Ryan, today, nt 10
o'clock, In the Church of St Francis de Sales,
Tho brldo was given In marriage by her fathor,
and was attended by SIIss Anna II. Collins as
maid of honor and Miss Slary A. Ryan as
bridesmaid. Daniel O. Slurphy was best man
and Joseph F. Collins was groomsman. The
ushers were Georgo McGowan Ryan and John
Collins. Frank Anton, a friend of the fam
ily, played the wedding march.
A wedding breakfast was served after the
ceremony for the bridal party and Immediate
relatives of both families.
After a wedding Journey Sir. and Sirs. Ryan
will be at home after January J, at 6031 Cath
arine street.
DAVENPOHT W1LUAMS
The wedding of SIIss Elsie Muller Williams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Williams,
to Frank Davenport, of Pomfreit, Conn., took
place last night at 8 o'clock at the home of the
bride's parents, E034 Walnut street.
The bride, who was given In marriage by her
father, wore an exquisite gown of flesh-colored
bridal satin veiled In silver lace and carried
bride's roses and lilies of the valley. Her Yell
was of real lace edged with orange blossoms,
with a coronet of orange blossoms.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Thomas
Ahem, of Providence, R, I.
Miss Mildred Williams, a sister of the bride,
and Miss Hazel Davenport, a sister of the
bridegroom, were bridesmaids.
Mr. Davenport was attended by Sidney Green,
of New York, as best man. There were about
150 guests present, and a reception was held
after the ceremony. The house was banked
with palms, chrysanthemums and roses.
Sir. and Mrs. Davenport wlU live In Harris
burg after a wedding trip.
ZANDEH-KEUEK
Tho wedding of Miss Marie Louise Keller,
daughter of Mr. Amelia Braun Keller, to Wal
ter B. Zander will take place this afternoon at
5 o'clock at the home of the bride's mother,
4733 Hazel avenue. The Rev. Forrest B. Dager
wlU perform the ceremony. Only the Immediate
families and a few Intimate friends will be
present
The bride will be given in marriage by her
brother, Charles Frederick Keller. Miss Keller
will be attended by Miss Jane Cecil Loughran.
Three small nieces of the bride, SIIss Mare
Louise Keller, 3d. Miss Catherine AHurta
Crosanan and Mlw Althaa Strlnshaw, will act
as ftower girl. They will wear HBgerie frocks,
o with pink asd the other twe with blue
MM, and wlU earry imlt baskets AHed
yijA gto raselHwli. Mr. Vbmhf wJH have IW
13i Utah as but ma. &. Majd waeptioa
will follow the ceremony. The young1 couple
wil be at home after December 10 at 4733 Hazel
nvenue,
sAOENuonrn MtMonms
The marriage of SIIss Esther P. SIcSIorrls,
daughter of Sir. nnd Sirs. Joseph SIcMorrls, of
4J10 Chester avenue, to Charles Nash Sagen
dorph was solemnised nt noon today In the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Atonement,
47th street nnd Klngsesslng avenue. Th Rev.
Robert SIcFetrldge officiated.
Tho bride, who was unattended, wore her
traveling gown. Following tho" ceremony tho
young couple left Immediately for their wed
dlns Journey.
Mr. and Mrs. JSagondorph will be nt homo
nftcr January 1 at 629 Harlson avenue, West
Collingswood, N. J. '
MAtONCY-HALriN
A wedding of much Interest to Phlladcl
phlans took place this morning nt 9 o'clock at
tho Church of St. Thomas Aquinas, 17lh nnd
Morris streets, when Sttss Slary Agnes Hnlpln,
daughter of Sir. nnd Mrs. Hnlpln, of 1837
Mprrls street,., became tho brldo of Henry
Joseph Slaloncy, of 130G Christian street The
ceremony was performed by tho Rev. Luko SI
Powers, O. 8. A., of St Rita's Church, Broad
nnd Kllsuortli streets, and wns followed by a
Nuptial Mass. Tho brldo was attended ly her
sister, SIIss Itoso Sf. Hnlpln, nB maid of honor,
nnd her bridesmaids wero Sths Atlco Hnlpln
and SIIss Aldn Vcrlcklo. Sir. Slaloncy had for
his best man his brother, John Slaloncy, nnd
the ushers wcro Thomas Slaloncy nnd Daniel
Kane.
A wedding breakfast was served nt tho homo
of tho bride, nftcr which tho couplo left for nn
extended trip through tho New England States.
They will bo nt homo nftcr December 12 at
2303 Christian, street.
TOAL WALSH
Another wedding of much Interest took place
this morning In St. Edmond's Church, 23d nnd
Mirtlln streets, when SIIss Alice Elizabeth
Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Sllchael
Walsh, became tho brldo of Bernard E. Toal.
Tho brldo was attended by her Bister, SIIss
Agnes Gcrtrudo Walsh, nnd Sir. Toal had for
his beat man John Walsh, a brother of the
bride. A reception was held at the home of
tho bride after tho ceremony for about 300
guests, nftcr which tho couplo left for a trip to
tho South. They will bo nt home after De
cember 15, nt 1023 Hnmburgor street.
JACKSON noovEn
Tho wedding of Miss Ellnoro Hoover, dnugh
ter of Sirs. J. D. Hoover, to Charles Preston
Jackson wilt tako placo tonight, at 7:30 o'clock,
In the Chester Avenue Baptist Church, 47Ch
streot nnd Chester avenue. Tho bride, who will
be given In mnrrlage by her brother-in-law,
Georgo Dlnsmoro Gideon, Jr., will bo gowned
In soft, white satin, veiled In Chnntllly lnce
nnd trimmed with pearls. Tho gown will have
a court train. Her veil will bo of tullo, with
a coronet of orange blossoms, and she will
carry a Bhower bouquet of Bride roses and
lilies of tho valley.
Tho maid of honor wilt bo Miss Helen Gil
christ. Miss Leona Farrow, SIIss Eleanor Long,
SIIss Helen Roberts and SIIss Slargaret Snuff
will attend as bridesmaids.
Sir. Jackson will havo Howard STcFall as
best man, and his ushers will be Edwin Hoover,
George Young, Crnwford Hooven nnd Robert
Ktrkpatrlck. The Rev. Grenvllle Eland will
officiate, and SIIss Elsie Duff will play the
wedding music.
Immediately following the ceremony there will
be a very small reception for the immediate
families at the home of the bride's mother, 6117
Cedar avenue.
KUSEP.-PIKE
A pretty wedding took place this morning In
St. Clement's Church, 71st nnd Woodland ave
nue, when SIIss Gertrude Agatha Pike, daugh
ter of Doctor and Sirs. C. P. Pike, of 7230
Woodland iwenue, became tho bride of Wil
liam Anthony Kuser. Tho ceremony was per
formed at 8 o'clock by the Rev. Francis Dough
erty, and was followed by a Nuptial Sfass. The
bride was given In marrlago by her fathor.
She was attended by her sister, SIIss Slay Pike.
Sir. Kuser had for his best man Aloyslus
Faruenhlem, of Wynnefleld, and the ushera
were Dr. C. E. Pike, Jr., and Joseph Pike,
brothers of the bride.
A wedding breakfast for the bridal party
was served at tho home of the bride, after
which the couple left for a tour of the West.
They will be at home after January 1.
KNOWLES-ELWEIL
The wedding of SIIss Estelte SI. Elwell, the
daughter of Sir. and Sirs. D. M. Elwell, of CSS!
Paschell avenue, to Harold B. Knowles, will
take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at St
Clement's Catholic Church. The Rev. Dr. Ratto
will perform the ceremony.
The bride will be given in marriage by her
father. Sirs. Frank D. Whiting will be ma
tron of honor. Mr. Knowles will have William
Elwell, a brother of the bride, as best man.
Following the ceremony Sir. and Sirs.
Knowles will leave for a wedding trip, nnd
will be at homo after January 1, at 2027 South
Alden street.
SO.NNEBEHC-3AMI3H
A pretty wedding will take place In the Alumni
Building, 1717 North Broad street, this evening
at S o'clock, when SIIss Rae N. Samlsh, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry SI. Samlsh,
of 3823 North 17th street, will become the brldo
of Slllton L. Sonneberr. Tho ceremony will be
performed by Dr. J. Kraiukopf, of the Ken
cseth Israel. The bride will be given In mar
riage by her father.
SIIss Samlsh will have SIIss Ray SI. Stem, of
Baltimore, as maid of honor.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Carrie D. Stern,
of Baltimore; Miss Carlyn Stern, of Baltimore;
Miss Ray L. Netter and Miss Pauline Goldber
ger. Mr. Bonneberg will have his brother, Sidney
Sonneberg, as best man, and the ushers will
be Morton A, Netter, Abe Goldberger, Gabriel
Rothkugel and Lawrence Kaufmann, of Bal
timore. A reception will follow the ceremony In the
chapel of the Alumni Building.
The bride's mother will wear a handsomely
black embroidered net gown over silver cloth,
and Mrs, Sonneberg, the bridegroom's mother,
will wear a black embroidered cloth over heavy
black satin.
Upon their return from the wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs- Sonneberg will live at SMB North 17th
street, where they will be at home after Decem
ber 1.
TUOMJON-BACHLER
Miss Marguerite A. Bachler, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Christian F., Baehler, of 833 North
Kth street, will became the bride of Paul O.
Thomson at 4 o'elook this afternoon. In St
Francis Xavler's Church. 24th and Green streets. 1
The bride will be given in marriage by her
father, and the Rev. Joseph MoOarry. asebtswt
rwtor, will eMatate at the ceremony. MUe
Oenrode K. Baehler. the maid sf honor, wttt
h few stater's only attftdaa
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MISS FRANCES McCANN
Miss McCnnn will tako part in tho Cabaret of
the Countess of Tubs, to be given at tho
Bcllevue-Stratford, on December 8 and 9, for
the benefit of the Northern Home for Friendless
Children.
Harbott. Tho ushers will bo Harry C. Baehler,
a brother of tho brldo; Leonard J. Baehler, of
Now York, a cousin of tho bride, and John G.
Wnrfel, of Lancaster, Pn. Tho ceremony will
bo followed by a reception for tho Immediate
families and close friends nt tho homo of the
brldo's parents. Sir. and Sirs. Thomson will
leave for a tour through tho northeast, and on
their return will llvo In this city.
WILSON EAIILY
A quiet wedding will take place this evening,
at 7 o'clock, at tho homo of Sir. nnd Sirs. Ed
ward Y. Smith, of 2131 North 13th street, when
their sister, SIIss SInrgarct Loulso Earlcy will
becomo tho brldo of Herbert L. Wilson. Tho
ceremony will bo performed by tho Rov. Virgil
E. Roror, of tho Arch Street SIcthodlst Episco
pal Church, under n bower of palms and whlto
chrysanthemums. Thero will be no attendants.
A small reception will follow tho ceremony,
nfter which Sir. nnd Sirs. Wilson will leave on
their wedding trip. Thoy will bo at homo after
January 1, nt 806 South Ycwdell street.
WIDMEn-SAUEKWEIN
A wedding of interest In this city and Brook
lyn will tako plnco tonight at 7 o'clock. In tho
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church, 30th
and Diamond streets, when SIIss Georglana E.
Saucrwcln, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Low Is E.
Snuerweln, of 4003 North 13th street will be
given In marrlago by her father to Louis C.
WIdmer, of Brooklyn. The pastor of tho church,
the Rov. A. C. Schcnck, will perform tho cere
mony. Sirs. William II. Carney, of Haddon Heights,
will be matron of honor. Tho bridesmaids will
bo SIIss Clara Saucrwcln, SIIss Laura Sauer
weln, sisters of tho brldo; SIIss Elsie Wllmer,
of Brooklyn, sister of tho bridegroom, and SIIss
Isabel HalncB. Annctta Snuerweln, tho little
sister of tho bride, will act as flower girl.
Sir. WIdmer's best man will be Joseph A.
Bonnett, of New York, pdward P. Sauerneln
and Harry A. Sauerweln, brothers of the bride;
Raymonl Kelly nnd Frank H. Baker will bo
the ushers. Tho ceremony will bo followed by a
largo reception nt tho homo of tho brldo's par
ents. Mr. nnd Sirs. WIdmer, on their return
from a tour through tho South, will live In New
York, on 173th street, nnd will receive on Jnn
uary 1,
AMUSEMENTS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
BURTON HOLMES
THTR FRI- EVE.. 8:15
xxxio SAT MAT 2:30
SCOTLAND
COo, 78c, tl at Hcppe's. SSe Academy.
Bentrtt Woman's Association M. 11. Hospital.
Tues. Evg., Dec. 1 ENGLAND
PViacfmir Sf OPEIIA I Home of World's
LIllibbllUl OL. HOUSD Greatest Photoplays
Atts. 1 to 6. 10 & ISc. Eves. 7 to 11, 10, 15, :5o
THIRD CAPACITY WEEK
THE SPOILERS
Twice Dally. AfUrnona 2:80. Evening's 8:80
Preceded by Dally Change Flrst-Uun Pictures
acad:
BOSTON
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Ds. KiHb Muck,
Conductor
DMY OF MUSIC
Monday Eve, Nov. 30, at 8:15
Soloist
HAROLD BAUER
Tickets on Sale, lleppe'a Plono
Rooms. 1110 chestnut Street.
Amphitheatre, 25 cents.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
METROPOLITAN OPERA CO., NEW YOnK
Tues. Ever, T n fJinnnnrln Mmes, Destlnn.
Decl.ata J-id UlOCOnad Mititntw
Ducheoe; MM Caruso, Amato, Sesurola, Uegue, Res
ihlptllan, Audlslo, Con,, Mr Polaocp,
Wallet Divertissement, "La Kurlana" and "Dance
of tha Hours,"
Scati. 1108 Chestnut St. Walnut 7035. Park 889.
WfTHERSPOON HALL. Friday Eva-. Nov. 2T. at 8.
"Th Moat Remarkable Lecture er a hen" By
Helen Keller SS?
uiicao
Tickets. II BO ft tl 00. Bo OMce. Wltherspoon Bide.
MME. LOUISE HOMER
Her Only Recital Here This Season
Seata at JleppVs, 76c to - CO; amphitheatre 60a
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 3d. AT StlS
Garrick lag. Mat. Today &V. $1.50
EXTRA TIUNKSQIVINQ MATINEB TOMORROW
POTASH & PERLMUTTER
This and Next Week. Kvgs. 8:15 Keg. Mat Sat.
Forrest & Mat. Today $1.50
BXTRA THANKSGIVING MATINBB TOMORROW
QUEEN a MOVIES SS25S?
I Wka Paly. Et. 8:15. Regular Mat Saturday
TUB MARKET ST
ABOVE 16T
Vk 11 O 11
ARRINdTON
rr, i iT-r T-,rr CONTINUOUS
16TH
S"AN i Y ADHLB FARRlNai
thbatrs "COUNTRY MOUSE"
Thursday. J5SfflpZffi "WW. to
GLOBE
MARKET STKSBT
OPPOSITE WAKAMAKBK'8
Continuous VaudavlUa HUH-lliJO
.n "The Bachelor Dinner" SSJ
II CHhy Ac4 Short Photo-Plays, SurprUaa
WALNUT THE OLD
MatTomor.l HOMESTEAD
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BILLY LEDGER'S GOSSIP
Yflunar Wllllnm O.ZIowlnnd, of tha fliuet
Club, better known w "Billy" Itowlattd, has
tho proverbial nine-lived fellna beaten id ev
frarzle. Ills man? friends refer to him $m th
Accident Kino;. He appears to bear a charmed
life, Judging; from the aeries of aurpriMnsr mla
t'nps lie) has experienced.
Tho latest mu on Friday night returning
from tho Wanamaker dance, lie and his tfliHm,
Sfercer Blddle. Jr., wero driving at t rapid rato
In Mr. Blddle's high-powered ear when it
skidded sharply and collided with a telegraph
pole. Tha bg machine was badly wrecked amt
llowland wan hurled through the wlndihletd,
breaking a collar bone aa well as on finger and
various other minor bruise. Blddle, strangely
enough, was unhurt. It appears he landed In
a sitting position, and the only thing that was
Injured was his dignity.
It will bo recalled thai "Billy" Bowland
broke this name collar bone only a few months
ago In a collision of automobiles new Atlantlo
City. He and Blddle were also In tho fatal
wreck of the Bar Harbor express, which cost
the lives of no many prominent young Phlla
dclphtans. On that occasion a huge splinter
of wood was driven through Ilowland'a nb
tlomen. He calmly pulled It out himself atj
ho eat on the railway track, but ho was lali
up In the hospital for months afterwards. It
has been In Innumerable lesser catastrophes,
mostly connected with automobiles, and one or'
IUh friends remarked after hearing of Wa latest
mishap that for such a prosperous Individual
"Billy" was "broke" more often than any onet
he knew.
The Wanamaker dance, by tho way, I am
told, was "some party." Tho dancers kept at
It until 7 o'clock Saturday morning. Tho society
fox trotter nowadays has tho original four
footed article looking like a enall endeavoring:
to negotiate a piece of sticky fly paper.
I had Just been shaved and had my shoes do!
Ished. Have you ever noticed what a feeling of "
conscious assurance Is derived from the know!
edgo that one's two extremities aro tonsorfally
and sartorlally corroctT Well, that was tho res.
son, when a radiant vision In tho smartest ot
afternoon froclts stopped mo and suggested my1
accompanying her to a debutante tea, that I
surrendered as unconditionally as a hungry tf
soldlut. ,- 3
"But perhaps I wasn't asked," I murmured.'!
still struggling slightly with tho conventional 4
"Oh, It doesn't matter at nil," she assured me.
"I don't know them by sight, but everybody
receives cards. All the 'debs' simply tako th
usual list. There's dancing, tool they won't
know you anyway, and I'm sure you did gef
one." This touching confidence in my obscure
respectability settled the matter and wo went.
The thing that struck me most was tho sur
prisingly large number of men present. I am
told the new dances are responsible. "Because.
It makes tho old fellows feel young and tho
young ones feel old," sho explained. It was
only the middle-aged, active business men who
nppcared to bo lacking. I saw three bank nrenl.
dents cavorting across the dance floor, a vlc
president of ono of the country's greatest rail
roads and the heads of two large industrial con
cerns. I asked her which type she liked best to play
with. "I don't qulto know," she replied. "Tho
old men becomo so awfully silly they bore mo
with their flatteries, while the boys usually tako
themselves too seriously. You see. so many ot
them are still chasing their bluebirds, as Uaeter.
llnck puts it, whllo those who are not aro dis
gusting." "On tho whole, you are very satisfactory," aho
remarked.
"Why?" I inquired, with rapidly expanding?
chest. ,
"Because you don't know how to talk and -so)
I can enjoy the dancing in peace."
The chest flattened out again.
BHiT LEDGER.
AMUSEMENTS
Academy
SALE
NOW
OPEN
1119 Chestnut Sfc.
of MuSic
Tuesday
Afternoon
Dec. 1st
(At 1:30)
Monster
All-Star
Benefit
FOR THE
Belgian
Relief
Fund
UNDER THB
AUSPICES OB"
THE UNITED
THEATRE
MANAGERS
PHILADELPHIA
SAMUEL F.
NIXON
CHAIRMAN
Hurry for Seats
AND
REMEMBER
EVERY
DOLLAR
WILL HELP FEED
TUB
Starving
Belgians
AND TOCLI.
SEE
THE GREATEST. BEST
4. MOST VARIED COM
BINATION OB BIO FEA-.
TURES FROM ALL T1H9
THBATIIBB, EVER
DROUQHT TOGETHER H
THIS CITY,
PRICES 50c TO $2.00
WATCH THE DADLY PAPERS
T VOTf1 POP. MAT. TODAY AT 3U5
i-l J- xXj Tonight. 8:15. Thanksrtvlnjr Mat. Tomer.
Vou'll Uum U, You'll Bina it and Vou'A WAlII Ut
THE HAUNTING MUBIC OP
"HIGH JINKS"
With STELLA MAYIIEW
This if What the rntladalpbta Critic ray I
It Is a wlnnsr." rress. ........
It la sure to please everybody." Haeerd.
"Stella Mayhaw lon Is worth tha prica at admtM
lion" North American.
'The play la a tUijts-lnrlln auoceie treat start t
flnlsb." - inquirer. ' '
"Tha whole show fairly bubbles irltb buster."-
tubiio Insurer.
" 'Man Jlnkf' U irresistible." Telsiraph.
"Uiglns with a smile, is punctuated by laughter aa4
tnds In an uproar." Bulletin
"It can stay la Philadelphia sa lost; ai It wlik.'
""WAND YOU'LL BAY AS MUCH OR MQH8
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